for just this location, they propose a minimum base rent of $6,000 per year at 10.5% per year but they have provided a proposal for a minimum base trend of $12,000 per year and also 10.5% of gross sales based on the two locations, marina green and big rec. we're presenting big rec today because we'd love to get started on that. we anticipate earning $14,500 per year, or $7,225 from just the big rec location. we did all the outreach we do, including place an ad in the "chronicle," upon the issuance of the r.f.p., posting materials on the website, posting in the city's office of administration and emailing notification to our database and other interested parties including folksed in the area. in addition to the ample media coverage we've received about food carts in magazines, newspapers and blog we did contact the following individuals on this list to give them information about the twirl and dip proposal we did this on september 17, it includes the haight ashberry improvement council, the inner sunset merchants association, supervisor mars, and ray holland the president of the plannin

rent for the existing space would be $32,136 per month, or $2.60 per square foot per month. rent for the expansion space would be $8,100 per month. rent for the existing space would begin upon lease commencement date. rent for the expansion space will commence on the earlier of one expiration 180 days of delivery to tennant and issuance of a port building permit, two, substantial completion of the works and the date of issuance of the certificate of completion, or 3, expiration of 360 days from the lease commencement date. there are 63% annual adjustments built into the lease. the tentative improvement work. the tenant at full cost and expense shall renovate the expansion area into office space. the estimated cost of renovation is $900,000. the utilities and services are the sole responsibility of the tenant. maintenance and repair. the court shall maintain the structural portions of the pier underlying the premises, the roof and exterior walls, with the exception of all doors and windows to be maintained by the tenant. the tenant shall maintain and repair the interior of th

eepect to get up to 66. 15-20-miles-per-hour, gusting to 30-miles-per-hour.e participating in the running fest take valley. some windy conditions. otherwise, nice. suuny skies, and temperatures, in the low 0s, and then,ú climbing to about, 54 degrees. a little afttr thh noon hour.3 but, the winds will be, wwrking %-68 degrees on sunday. looking better.3 65 on monday. and then, 67 with a shower chance. and just 30% chance. 59 degrees.3 and thursday cooling down. >> see what's happening on the roadways. ú%re's candace. >> thank you. well, we've seen, on the beltway, moving through, and, in fact, right now, 33-miles-per-hour. doinggbetter, just a little bit further up. that's at 58-miles-per-hour there. >> we do needdtt talk about out in quite a few locations. also, at oakley road, irginia avenue, pennsylvania avenue, right near the courthouse. be aware of this..3 use extra causing. ú% now, the beltway, right near york road, see how that is shaping up for you. >> fair-share of volume. bbtt so far, so good. >> that's the same deal, down towards the 83's. >> and,

miles per hour., 50 miles per hour on southbound 97 near 100. a pretty nice ride troweling on 895, seven minutes down to the harbor tunnel. like at 29 it looks and 32 moving well north and southbound. this is a live view of traffic at liberty. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> thank you. more than 100 individual lawsuits filed against st. joseph's medical center and a cardiologists accused of putting unnecessary stents into patients'. >> jennifer franciotti joins us live with the latest. >> the lawsuit names the hospital and the doctor involved. another 100 patients could be filing suits soon. >> they conspired with dr. midei to allow this to go on. >> conspiracy, fraud, and medical negligence -- those are the claims in the new lawsuits filed against st. joseph medical center and dr. mark midei. allegations surfaced that he put stents into arteries of patients who did not need them. st. joseph medical center released a statement saying the hospital is open to talking to any patient who belie

you can go about 700 miles per gallon per passenger on this train. very quiet, and very safe. and of course it's really one of the most economically efficient ways to move people today. and we're very proud of that train. it goes to many other places in the world. it goes in russia. it runs in china. it runs in spain. it runs in germany, and pretty soon in the future it will run between paris and london. >> that's fascinating. so where else in america might we see this train? >> here in florida, of course, we want to see the train going from tampa to orlando, and from there to miami. we also want to see this train in california going from san francisco to los angeles, and from there down to san diego. and amtrak just turned out a new vision for putting up a new high-speed track that goes on the northeast corridor that will go from boston to washington and to new york. so those three places are the most likely places. and then there are some other stretches where with some additional lines, there could be a high speed connection maybe from chicago to st. louis. >> so $8 billion

a wess wind at 5-10 miles per hour with mostly cloudy skies then.f showers as we get the upper level low to pull3 through. on thursday we begin to clear ouu some aad very comfortable. look at the rest of the week, on saturday, 0 degrees on -unday as you head to the m and t stadium. a great day foo the gamee 73 on monday with sunny skies and it should be veey comfortable then as well. we need to check on the roadways, ann we look at what it's looking ike as we head out to the commute. >> reporrer: good morning, steve we have a few things to tall about, trouble in west -altimoreewhere we are dealing with an accident at wakefield road and a shutdown tree at hill leshillen road. there's going to be another down tree at lutherville and timonium. ú%rtunately if you're traveling the beltway in the parkville area,,we're looking at a high 67 miles per hour. taking a live ook, not many cars out thhre yet, yyu're lookkng at n 11-minute ride on the outer loop. it will remain clear as we make our way to the est side. hereeis a look at liierty road ú%om where we

, and right nowwon per hour.e you approach the eltway at harford road, we did have a fewwdelays and outer loop lanee down toward towson. as for the 83 this morning we're in the green scooting through baltimore county from hunt valley toward i n!! timonium ro. on the flip side of 83, scooting through baltimore the jfx, there are no problems to report, 695 toward cold spring lane eventually into the downtown region..3 that's a look at thh morningg3 travels, patrice and megan, back ovee to you. >>> shh s rude and crudd and she is a huge hit. chelsea andledler is coming to first mainer arenn this friday. we want to get you there for free. the first callerrat (410)481-4545 wins ttckets to see her and a copy of her book "chelsea, chelsea, bang, bang." >> author michael grant gives us a sneak eek at his new series >> i got all of these phone calls for that, saying what is going on here? and then it clicked in. %-on th more eople got married >>> there's a great novel in all of us. it's just a matter of finding your voice

it is a little breezy. 14-mile-per-hour winds in the district.he afternoon. could have gusts coming our way. around 20 to 25 miles per hour. 62 to 63 your high with creasing cloud cover today. maybe an isolated sprinkle. our best chance wednesday. only a slight chance of a shower. sunshine the end of the week. let's see how good we're looking for traffic. >> better than krebs's jokes. in from the west along interstate 66, doing all right so far coming in hay market, manassas on the beltway. construction at the very tip of the ramp from 66 eastbound to inner loop. that should be out of there. right now noorries. take a check on the maryland side. outer loop, beltway, university boulevard, right now college park to silver spring, we're okay. crownsville, north of i-97, police dealing with an accident there. out on the rails, fine start to the commute. >>> thanks very much, jerry. >>> a search for answers after a man was reportedly shot in the stomach. officers found him late last night at huntington metro station in alexandria. police are releasing

wind gusts 2 to 25 miles per hour to nearly 30 miles per hour here over the last few minutes. this is going to just stay steady likthis through the rest of the afternoon. we do ha a few passing showers now just to our south on radar and. satellite imagery is showing some clouds. a few sprinkles in west virginia and band of some showers in western pennsylvania that may make its way this far south here by later this afternoon so there's a small chanc of a passing shower. otherwise the big story today will be that blustery wind. increasing and gusting to 30 miles per hour over the afternoon and into tonight. highs mid-60s and hold steady. chilly tonight. in fact with that blustery wind in the 50s through the evening. bottomg out the low 40s tomorrow morning. saturday still a bit windy. gusts 25 to 30. bright sunshine. afternoon highs in the low 60s. winds should diminish saturday afternoon and evening. mostly sunny sunday. good weather for the since a colts sunday night. monday partly cloudy into the mid-60s. next week a shower possible on tuesday and wednesday. that's the way it

as $30,000 per account per plan. attorneys say the centers is medical center has not been willing to negotiate and come to a settlement with their client. >> st. joseph's medical center doctor tored with the allow this go on. and further, failing to institute any effective means of peer review. >> fraud, conspiracy, and medical negligence, those are that claims in the lawsuits filed against st. joseph's and dr. mark midei. allegations surfaced against the doctor in 2009 that he put stents in patients who did not need them. st. joseph's medical center released a statement saying that the hospital is open to talking with any patient who believes they have a claim. in those cases where there is a proper medical information, it will continue to seek a fair and satisfactory resolution with its patience. jay miller and his clients disagree pri >> we discussed all 100 of these cases. we met for over 20 hours. st. joseph's medical center is not willing to accept its responsibility, and they are not willing to take care of th

to 30 miles per hour for later today. we'll have nice temperatures through the holiday weekend. >> right, it is lull bus day. a lot of people don't remember that. >> winds will be out of the west and northwest later today. -- right, it is columbus day. >> it should be a fabulous afternoon. >> sounds lovely. thank you. >>> let's check the roads with julie wright. >> good morning. we are starting off on a sour note if you are in virginia. southbound i-95 as you work your way down towards lorton, that is where we've had the overnight construction and now authorities are checking for a vehicle fire along the right side of the highway. back in the #:00 hour, authorities were busy checking the span here at the wilson bridge. everything back in place. -- back in the 2:00 hour, authorities were busy checking the span here at the wilson bridge. no signs of any work at the hot lanes zones at tyson's and 66. inbound new york avenue nice and smooth as you travel in from northeast to northwest. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time tra

with some gusts up to 30-miles-per-hour.t until llte in the afternoon. >> see what's happening, n the roadways, and she has the traffic. >> good morning. what we do have, some flashing lights because of an accident. it's at wilkins avenue. so far we don't have any major roaadclosures to report. so, we'll continue to keep you up-to-date. as for 95, take a live look, and %-cars there, on both ofa few southbound, and northbound stretch, and 95 is in the green, as well. clip. 55-miles-per-hour. and, 54-miles--er-hour, with an 11 miiute drive, from 95 uu to 83. and a calm ride, eight minutes, and 54-miles-per-hour theeee that's a look at the morning travel vest. >> thank you. 5::2, ow, more votes will be the uiielines would change the way theyyare paid, aad it is3 sttrring up controversy. -p>> his kind of contract, is attraating attention, not just here but across the ccuntry. the teachers would get paid more, but it would be ased on performance. teachers could move up the pay-scale by taking parttin certain activities, like ment

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for example, meter #520 and 19 street in the fox theater posted $1.25 per hour not $2 per hour. when you put a $25 the only get 37 minutes. 7 1/2 minutes per quarter. this meter next wed #518 reads $1.50 per hour you put in one quarter you get 12 minutes which means the meter is still set up the old rate. next to that another meter that reads 125 per hour at $2. but in a quarter, you get 10 minutes. in fact that a random stranger rape to separate medium . but the meter behind her car said $2 per hour. i found a dozen leaders that had the wrong price listed or charge the wrong amount. before you feed the meter read the label he might not be getting exactly what you paid for. >> i'm going to start counting how much money put in the meter. any wonder why the city is losing so much money. >> if you have a comment for story ndf for stanley e-mail us at people behaving badly www.kron4.com. >> the spots in the distance or continue with the chance of showers into tomorrow forecast of more on that coming up a bit. >> live look up cited traffic in san francisco this is the 80-101 split to

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a couple of the gusts, 21-miles-per-hour gusts per novato.n gate close to 52 miles per hour custgusts. look at this circulation right there. there is the front. it has passed. behind it, the west winds are coming through here. that is what is giving us the strong gusty winds tonight through early tomorrow morning. high surf along the coast. watch what happens tomorrow afternoon. partly cloudy, a little windy to start most of the rain. stays up in oregon. it moves over to nevada. but this isn't it. we've got more coming through on thursday. game 2 of the world series. right now it looks like the time cog be anywhere between 3:00 and 6:00. we'll watch for the start game on thursday. 57 for tomorrow. 62 in livermore. north end of the bay will be the cooler spot with only 50s and low 60s. you head into the south end of the bay, santa clara valley in the mid-60s. over to livermore, same for concord, about 61. great start for the world series around wednesday. sunshine that is actually going to be the warmest day. between 3:00 and 6:00, looks like

wind gusting as high as 13 miles per hour. and that west northwesterly flow is a colder flow for us. checking out the weather maps, we broke up some of the clouds and there will be a partly sunny skies this morning. one more disturbance that can bring us showers this afternoon. there are at least of the rain variety. 65 of the two degree guarantee and upper 50s north and west of the city and into from southern pennsylvania near york. winds gusting 30 miles per hour. rain showers are highlighted because there's snow on the map. let's see what he happening on the roads right now. >> reporter: we had reports of an accident on the outer loop at reisterstown road but it a-- it appears that has been cleared quickly. you see more volume headed on the southbound lanes but really no problems as you approach the capital beltway the northbound looks good heading up towards baltimore city. just a heads up northbound 95 between key highway approaching the fort mchenry toll plaza, that earlier disabled vehicle was leak fuel has been moved o

that is seven and a half minutes per quarter. this meter next to it no. 518 reads $1.50 per hour.means the meter is still set at the old rate. next to that another meter that reads $1.25 per hour, not $2. put in the quarter. you get 10 minutes. in fact i have random c,gv)+pvzsé÷hz46>r4se8mhppr,jse meters on the same block ofr,jse telegraph. >> ok it says $1.25 per hour. >> and the meter right behind her car? >> it says $2 per hour. >> i found more than a dozen meters that had the wrong price c,gv)+pvzsé÷hz46>r4se8mhppr,jsç amount, so before you feed thesç meter. read the labels. you might not be getting exactly what you paid for. >> i'm going to start counting c,gv)+pvzsé÷hz46>r4se8mhppr,jsÑ meter. vzsé÷hz46>r4se8mhppr,jsÑ >> and you wonder why the city c,gv)+pvzsé÷hz46>r4se8mhppr,js, stanley roberts, kron 4 news. s, c,gv)+pvzsé÷hz46>r4se8mhppr,jsy c,gv)+pvzsé÷hz46>r4se8mhppr,js c,gv)+pvzsé÷hz46>r4se8mhppr,jss something you don't always seess when you are traveling. passengers were recently treated to a performance of the safety c,gv)+pvzsé÷hz46>r4se8mhppr,jss demonstrate

. >> and that's per year. and that's not for -- for each route. it's for each bus in the fleet. >> thank you. >> and because, just to make -- i think commissioner wynns -- the reason why it's not -- it's per bus, it's because a bus might run multiple routes, is that right? >> and in almost all cases they do, right. >> we might need to be thinking about the number of buses and not so much the number of kids or even the number of routes. except the routes as related to the number of buses but the cost isn't a per pupil cost. it's a per bus cost. >> ask a related question. >> commissioner yee. commissioner yee: i'm just -- in terms of the buses, and if we know that for student transportation, and at the end of the day, i think we also use it for field trips also. and i don't know how it works. but it seems like -- the schools seem to be committing. we have fewer opportunities to go on field trims. >> i suspect you're right that because we do offer field trips right now during the day, does have to do with -- to some extent the time for a given bus th

the jfx, now at 27 miles per hour. harbor tunnel. it's been clear but ii's still going to be jammed from lombard stteet. you will want to use 95 as the alternate route. no problems to report through3 the fort mack henry tunnel. just the usual congestion, coming down the pike from rosedale toward tte 895 split. as for incidents in baltimore county, there's one. it's a broken watermain in two different locations on harford road between aspen hill road and sky lark court. you will find that one lane gets by. joany court and placid avenue that isswhere you will find two way traffic with flagging operations ta are in effect. to get around the activity, you can always use bel air road asú at alternate route. that's a look at the morning travels. >>> don't let the fall show cool out your workout. tips to keep new shape. >> later what color is ieber fever. it could end up at a na i'm frank kratovil and i approve this message. the real andy harris. his past attacks have been called deceptive, his new attack, false. harris voted

hour. 43 miles per hour is the average now on the outer loop between 795 to 95.here's a look at 95 just north of white marsh boulevard a little more volume but no delays. everything is running smoothly on 695 just west of york road and there's a look again at 95 just north of white marsh. this traffic report is brought to you by your toyota dealerment buy right the first time and you will save more in the long run. >>> the top of the news, that can be treysed bah k to westminster -- traced back to west westminster maryland. >> after protesting a maryland marines funeral. the family members staged this protest near the white house. it is mary bubala leading your team coverage on the fight over the freedom of speech. >> reporter: good morning don and good morning everybody. aat 10:00 this morning, oral arguments begin if front of the u.s. supreme court in washington dc. ly be there inside the courtroom reasoning as an attorney for the father of a fallen maryland marine urges the justices to rule in favor of albert snyder. ♪ god hates north america. >> is it freedom

with a 0-15 miles-per-hoor wind.ekend. and 607 monday. and then, tuesday and wednesday, partly-cloudy skies. letts see what's happening on the roadways. -an today's is here. >> thanks. well, we have our ffir-share of delays out there. right now, on parts of the beltway. -ook at this, 16-miles-per-houu, -nd 18-miles-per-hour, and then, 43, right near security boulevard. we do need to tell you about an incident, in howard county. it's an accident involving a school bus, route 99. good news is, not affecting traffic that much. ú%t you'll find the activity. as for an accident, another one, well ttere's a crash on the soothbound lanes, 29.. the busy corriior, not looking good. >> check in and see how that is shaping up.3 and you can see the fair-share lanes, and, it is starting to stack upp so, you might want to consider route 1 or 295 as the alternate route. on 97, we haven'' had any take a llve-look.rt there.ú and erfect rrde. there is, an acciddnt that we've been dealing with, throughout the morning rush. %-approaching

average speed of 48 miles per hour.h.3 weere looking at at beltway wwth an average speed of 41 miles per that's a look at the trrffic3 edge. governor eats up ith a seeies3 of campaign stops across the state. ú%day the o'malley campaign is moviig through the region before meetinn up with president obamaa an endorsement that some say is doing more harm than good. megan gilliland s live at dundalk with the obama factor. >>>reporter: governnr o'malley is xpected to here fo3 a half an hour, grab a cuppof coffeee breakfast and talk with voters beforeehe heads down to bowie state university to rally with president obama, a man many democrrts have been distancing themselvee from lately. approoal rating has beee droppingg -t hasn't eee above 50% since september of last year. whileesome democrats are asking hii not to campaign for them this fall, democratic incumbent governor o'malley is teaming up with him anyway. you may have heerd hhs new radio spot. moving forward with the hard working leadership and vision of governor martin

west breeze at 12 miles per hour for now at the airport. get a sense the flags are flapping out there a breezy da today. winds can gust over 30 miles per hour an hour at times especially across northeast maryland and southern pennsylvania. temperatures rig now mid-to-upper 50s all across the map. 61 the warm spot inculpeper. martinsburg, west virginia in the low 50s. 53 in annapolis and baltimore 54 degrees and in clint, maryland. cool air across parts of the ohio valley. thathilly stuff is coming our way for overnight tonight into tomorrow morning. expect the coolest morning here in washington since may the 11th. we've not been below 50 since may 11th. big area of low pressure moving up through the gulf of maine. gusty north wind behind it. good weather for kite flying. tomorrow super sunday weather coming our way courtesy of high pressure building in from the ohio valley. sob a coolonight once the winds start to die down after sunset, temperatures will drop very quickly. have your sweater or jacket ready to go if you're headed out late th

a plan it claims will save taxpayers $100 per day, per inmate.say it is a scare tactic to secure more bailout money. >> sure, if you go up to a person with a gun and say your money or your life. you gil to jail. a politician does it, it is seen as a good thing. release prisoners or give us more money. that way they don't have to face up to their bloated pensions, bloated spending and all the other transgressions they committed against taxpayers. >> steve is just saying your money or your life because he has never met my wife. >> oh! >> i think, look i think the states are serious. they don't want to tackle serious pension reform. california's budget that it just passed was a joke. i think they are really gonna do this, i really do. i'm not saying i think it is right but i think they are serious about it. >> what would the vice president of the united states, elizabeth mcdonnell neil cavuto's chosen candidate. >> i would cut the pensions, cut the bloated spending. we are running neil and i, our motto is, why not us? this is a tough call for the st

five-miles-per-hour, on the southbound lanes.33 and 6-miles-per-hour, oo the bellway.e 100, trafc glowing freely. assyou do approach the beltway, a lot of congestion. live look, and thht's at route 40, a loo of volume there, nd ú%en the inner loop stretch. >> ack to you. >> thank you, she's rude, and chelsea is coming to the arena, free. the 10th caller, right ow. wins a pair of ickets to see her show, and a copy of her book. >> well, coming up, first there was eight and nine, and now ten. >> why 3 siblings birthdays are making headlines. >> he knows the secrets to literary success, i'm frank kratovil and i approve this message. the real andy harris. his past attacks have been called deceptive, his new attack, false. harris voted for deregulation increasing our electric bills by 72% it's not surprising, harris always sides with the big guys. he opposes cracking down on wall street and supports tax breaks for companies that ship jobs overseas. harris even opposed making big insurance cover cancer screenings. andy harris' extreme ideas will cost us. >> his first bookk th

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was gusting as well to 18 miles per hour. winchester, martinsburg, hagerstown all up over 20 miles per hour with the gusts. temperature right now 55 degrees. it is cooling down. if we didn't have the wind speed overnight tonight, temperatures would easily fall right down into the 40s. i think lower 40s, maybe some upper 30s, put the wind will be blowing around tonight keeping things nice and mixed up. so we'll have a fairly uniform temperature profile. we'll be down to about 48 degrees here in town tonight and i think probably 45, 46 degrees for just about everybody out in the suburbs simply because again the wind will continue to be up just a little bit. tomorrow we stay gusty, winds 15 to 25 miles per hour. so it will be a little cool in the shade but should feel very comfortable out in the sunshine, high gets up to 65. we start off in the upper 40s. i think loads of sunshine, a great diesel sunshine at noon and just as sunny in the afternoon -- deal of sunshine at noon and just as sunny in the afternoon and high temperatur

winds at 5 miles per houu. %-areas, the metro areas in d.c. 41 in salisbury aad 8 aa hagerstown. %-at aboutt2 to 5:000this pasty noon. and 59 degrees as the temperatures back off a little ú%t. a couple of light showers around. improving weather to come. i will tell you about that n a few minutess right now here is lauren cooke with the traffic edge. good morning, lauren. >> reporter: good morning, stevement we arr dealing with some rain. you wwnt to watch ouu for slick roads as you head oot this -orning. att55 miles per hour on the i-95 travellng soutt in the whitemarsh area. here is looking soutt. no probbems to eport. you're looking at a 4--inute ú%de from the whitemarsh to the if you're traveling on 695 from 95 tt 83, you're looking at an speed of 52 miles per hour. all is clear on the wwst side from 795 to 95, you're looking at an 11-minute ride with an average speed of 54 miles ppr hour. that's a look at your traffic edge. patrice, bbck to you. >>> 5:31 now on fox 45 earlyú edition. %-west boroug boro bant oft chul take his case before the supreme court today. >>> good mooni

>> they just put it up, 35 miles per hour. thank you, graphics. >> it is 35 miles per hour. that's not very fast. even a new tire will start to lose traction. let me ask you this question and hopefully won't put up the answer as of yet. at what point of speed will you have complete disengagement from a road and your tire? guess what that would be. >> when it happened to me, it is on the highway, it is faster than that. >> 65 miles per hour. these are two numbers you can quiz your loved ones. you can do this when you're having dinner or what have you. when the emergencies happen we have this in our mind. i have a number for you geeks out there, not implying nat you are a geek, chris, but you're very, very smart. you are amazed at how hard our tires have to work. if there is half an inch of water sitting on the ground, your tire has to displace this much water in one second. one second and has to displace a gallon of water. now, if it's an inch, that's mean it's twice this amount. so, you can see, this is quite a dynamic. low tire pressure allow the threads here to collapse an

per hour. but when you put in a $25, you only get 37 minutes. this meter next to lead no. 518, reads $1.50 per hour. put in a quarter, you get 12 minutes, which means the meter is still set at the old rate. next to that, another $25 per hour put been a quarter you get 10 minutes. in fact i had a random stranger read to separate meters on the same block. the meter behind her courses $2 per hour. >> i found more than a dozen meters that have the wrong prices charged. you might not be getting exactly what you paid for. >> i was a county how much money i put in this matter. >> you wonder what the city is losing money. in oakland stanley roberts. >> it was once called the gateway drug, california could be close to legalizing marijuana. people are saying this could lead to addiction problems are legal problems. we're also was some happy giant fans, at a look at the weekend box office with the new movie about baseball going strong.fac a shooting inside a restaurant luck two people dead last night, pol

and 14 minutes, 33 miles per hour and then it dips down, 27 miles per hour with a 24-minute ride fromo ou. >>> thank you, candace. >>> 8:02 on fox 45 morning newss baltimore police department will %-police say their brother on te ffrce, detective brian stevenson was kiiled affer an argument last weekend ver a parking spot. that senssless rrason for his death is still on the minds of many. joel d smith is live at the church where the ceremony is expected to start in just a couple of hours, good morning, joel. >> reporter: good morning, patricc. 10:00 a.m. to be exact here atú the antioch baptist church. by. a lot of officers have been showing up. if this weekend attendance in any indication, it will be a packed parking lot very soon. over the weekend the viewing there was aanumber of opportunities for those to come a lot of people there and even though aalot came out to honor detective stevenson, that doesn't mean that they were able to comprehend his untimely deatt. it was happened late saturday night if canton, a weekend ago oo saturday night. another man in sian james got spot. even

, here for d.c. 21 miles per hour -- checked, here for d.c. 21 miles per hour and dulles gusting up to 30 and a little bit stronger out along interstate 81 there for martinsburg, winchester again up over 30 miles per hour or. so manassas is sitting at 25 miles per hour and again just watch out this evening because it's going to stay breezy it looks like out there, too and if you haven't figured out, i'm having a little problem moving this computer. 62 degrees is the temperature at national, relative humidity quite comfortable. the wind sustained is about northwest at 10 miles per hour. quantico 61, gaithersburg already down to 55 degrees. dulles, frederick, pardon me, 57, dulles 60 degrees. once this sun sets a little after 6:30 it will start getting a little cool especially with the breeze. binghamton new york, 43 degrees. all the cold stuff is really up here. we showed you the snow up into vermont. there's still some snow flying up there in northern sections of new york. we're on the backside of this broad area of circulation here. so an occasional shower has been trying to come on b